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Lombardi said that although the piece captured the general tone of the two men's conversation, "the individual expressions quoted, as they have been reported, cannot be attributed with certainty to the pope".

Although individual events like these cannot be attributed with absolute certainty to increased fossil fuel use and climate change, they are the type of disasters that, scientists tell us, will become a pervasive part of life on a planet being transformed by the massive consumption of carbon-based fuels.

The second expert, Carla Vecchiotti, said the genetic profile on the knife's blade that was attributed to Miss Kercher cannot be attributed with certainty.

Later, CLAR released a statement refuting the statement entirely, saying that the assertion that there is a gay lobby at the Vatican "cannot be attributed with certainty to the Holy Father".

These irregularities cannot be attributed with certainty to the injections [ 18], and may also reflect spontaneous progression of IVD degeneration.

As comparison groups (treated for cervical intraepithelial neoplasia with a particular procedure versus non-treated) were non-randomised, effects and effect sizes cannot be attributed with certainty to the treatment alone.

None of the inhibitors significantly altered the viral titers in the supernatant (also shown in Figure 3), so the effects of the secretase inhibition on APP-F35 cannot be attributed to interference with viral replication.

As expected, antioxidants did not significantly alter supernatant viral titers (Figure S3, Panel B), so their inhibitory effects on APP-F formation cannot be attributed to interference with viral replication.

Because 92% of implanted subjects completed the entire study, this improvement cannot be attributed to patients with poorer clinical responses dropping out.

It is important to note that the activating and inhibitory effects of the N-terminal domains of cMyBP-C reported here cannot be attributed to interactions with the S2 segment of myosin.

Since only 25.5% of the patients in the total cohort were receiving ESA therapy, the relatively high hemoglobin of the group as a whole cannot be attributed to overtreatment with these agents.